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Sneak peek: Stuff Paranormal Investigators Need To Know Volume 2: My brain is the key that sets me free - introduction
As a very special sneak peek here is the introduction to my new book Stuff Paranormal Investigators Need To Know Vol 2: My brain is the key that sets me free
Belief, perception and ESP
Belief is a topic that is often talked about in paranormal settings. More often than not, the discussion is around how belief influences our perception. But what role does belief play when it comes to ESP?
Infrasound VS Ultrasound
Infrasound and Ultrasound are low and high-level sound frequencies that the human ear cannot hear. Both can also affect a person and what they perceive to be paranormal.
Grief and the paranormal
When a loved one passes away, it is commonly reported in the weeks and months that follow that family members feel their presence in some way. While they may be making themselves known to us, what if our grief can cause activity to present itself in other ways?
The strange light in the window
Was the strange light in the window some form of atmospheric light or was it something more?
The Dunning-Kruger Effect
The Dunning-Kruger Effect is a cognitive bias where a person overestimates how much they think they know about a subject.
LLIFS Resource Directory: The Wanderings of a Spiritualist : On the Warpath in Australia, by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle (1921)
The highlight of the LLIFS Resource Directory this week is by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. Documenting his journey across Australia between 1920-1921, spiritualism advocate Doyle talks about his journeys as well as topics such as mediumship, psychic phenomena and spiritualism.
Does social media help or hinder the paranormal field?
While social media is a great place to connect and meet people and even share your paranormal experiences, there is a darker side. Does social media help or hinder the paranormal field?
Synchronicity
What is synchronicity? Is there some sort of significant meaning or is it just how we perceive information? Do you believe in Synchronicity or is it just coincidence?
Desperately deceptive
There are different reasons for people faking activity. From being funny to getting their 15 minutes of fame, we as investigators have strong opinions when deception is involved. But what about the people who are so desperate for someone to believe them that they begin to fake or copy activity they have experienced just so someone else will believe them?